
Victory! France adopts landmark bill to end the suffering of wild animals
Sometimes change can come in the form of one big leap, as the French Parliament and Senate proved this week. After years of lagging behind other EU countries in animal
Sometimes change can come in the form of one big leap, as the French Parliament and Senate proved this week. After years of lagging behind other EU countries in animal
Handover of most succesful animal petition ever During a ceremony in front of the European Commisson headquarters, Eurogroup for Animals and its members, along with InfoCircos, celebrated the one million
Under pressure from the French authorities, three circus chimpanzees were handed over to AAP yesterday. The youngest one was kept as a pet his whole life, both others retired in
It was autumn 2019 when ten tigers were intercepted in a horse transport truck near the border between Poland and Belarus. The animals were in far too small transport cages, one tiger
A study we published today reveals that exotic pets frequently carry zoonotic viruses, bacteria or parasites – diseases that animals can transmit to humans. Of the exotic pets rescued by
Ophthalmologists at Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) have managed to replace both lenses in the eyes of chimpanzee Fiffy. Fiffy had in a short time developed severe cataracts in both
Minimum 1 day per week, 8 hours per day Your role As a volunteer at the Technical Services you’ll get to see almost all the unique places at the AAP
Minimum 1x per week from 08.20 am to 5.10 pm Your role You will work under the supervision of an experienced animal caretaker and will mainly focus on the cleaning
Born to be Wild, the special project that AAP started in Morocco together with IFAW in 2017, will be continued. Led by conservation biologist Imad Cherkaoui, AAP is taking over
Saturday April 24th 2021 it’s World Veterinary Day; a moment to celebrate the important work that AAP’s veterinarians and animal caretakers do.
Our call to the European Union: develop an EU positive list and prevent unsuitable pets from entering European households!
Cyprus has just enacted a regulation that, for the very first time in Cypriot history, defines which animal species are allowed to be kept or sold as pets.